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I'm trying to mount a users Active Directory home drive and DFS share's when a user logs into Lion or Mountain Lion.



The home drive mapping was easy to do. A simple change in the Directory Utility "Use UNC path from Active Directory to derive network home location".



I can successfully mount the DFS share from the finder "Go, Connect to Server" using kerberos.



I found the "mountNetworkShare.sh" script in the Resource kit and have modified it I believe with the correct settings. As we don't currently have JSS setup I was hoping to start testing the mounts and give it out to select staff to use daily before our JSS environment is setup.



I've tried running the script as a loginhook but nothing happens when I login.



Is there a better way to run this script at login?
Is there a log file I can check to see what's happening when the script is executed or indeed to ensure that the script is being executed?

Have you tried using local MCX to push the path down to an account as a login item? It's worked for me in the past, but I haven't tried it since 10.6 while using DAVE for DFS.

Have you tried using local MCX to push the path down to an account as a login item? It's worked for me in the past, but I haven't tried it since 10.6 while using DAVE for DFS.

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